BCentral entrusted Di Martino Earthworks with a challenging three-level basement project in the heart of Caulfield. Their scope included preparing the piling pad, supplying compaction testing, bulk excavation, cartage, shotcrete detail, pad footing excavation, and crane base excavation.
Located on a 1300m² site with a single access point on busy Glen Huntly Road, the project required careful coordination. Di Martino Earthworks delivered a tested and approved piling pad for a 40T CFA piling rig and staged works to align with multiple shotcrete sprays and anchor rows. Despite challenging weather, material deliveries were efficiently managed, and all scheduled milestones were met.
Di Martino Earthworks were engaged by Ledlin Group and worked alongside other contractors to deliver the retention package for a large basement on Rooks Road, Vermont. The scope included piling pad preparation, bulk excavation, cartage, shotcrete detail, and pad footing excavation.
Early works began with carpark demolition and site stripping, where a significant amount of crushed rock was salvaged and reused, saving costs for the client. GPS-enabled machinery ensured efficient progress, accelerating the timeline and allowing drainage and concreting to start ahead of schedule.
Di Martino Earthworks completed the groundworks package for Lloyd Group at Beaconhills College, Pakenham, in a two-stage process.
Stage 1 included drilling over 700 bored piers, installing steel per engineering specifications, and pouring concrete using boom pumps in multiple stages to align with other trades and maintain the schedule. Spoil material from the bored piers was efficiently carted and disposed of. Stage 2 involved completion of the sub-base for the ground slabs to specified RLs, with timely rock supply and installation.
The team was also engaged by the plumbing contractor for drainage excavation, including tank installations. This included material disposal and crushed rock placement for tank bases.
Di Martino Earthworks worked alongside Morcon Construction to stage and prepare all slab, road and carpark areas as works progressed at Melbourne Airport for client Qantas. Over 4,500T of class 2 and 4 crushed rock was imported, compacted and tested with every layer on grade for over 5,000m2 with tight deadlines and staged concrete pours.
Di Martino Earthworks was engaged by Campi's Building Group to strip the site of unsuitable material then import, place and compact controlled fill to build pads to height for the 6 unit site. GPS capable plant, compaction equipment and labour were utilised to ensure filling was completed to the specifications of the geotechnical report.